Consumer Guide Blog

Consumer Guide Blog Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

Thinking about helping consumers make better purchasing decisions, while earning revenue at the same time? Consider launching a consumer guide blog.

In a consumer guide blog, you review and recommend products or services across various categories. By providing in-depth reviews, comparisons, and buying guides, you can build a trusted resource for readers looking to make informed choices.

The real work involves consistent research, testing products, and generating engaging content. Monetization opportunities come from affiliate marketing, sponsored posts, and ad placements.

Starting a consumer guide blog lets you turn your knack for researching and writing into a profitable venture. Plus, as your blog grows, so does your ability to influence purchasing decisions, making it a rewarding endeavor both financially and personally.

In this list, you'll find real-world consumer guide blog success stories and very profitable examples of starting a consumer guide blog that makes money.

1. Fin vs Fin ($480K/year)

Alex Goldberg, the founder of Fin vs Fin, started the business as a "dumb side project" with his ex-boss-turned-side-hustle-partner. They initially focused on comparing fintech startups, but pivoted to reviewing wellness products after noticing the influx of venture capital in the industry. With their first sale earning them a $10 commission, they realized they had a proof of concept and kept growing the business with high-quality content and partnerships. They went from making enough to cover their car payments to reaching $500k in revenue in just two years.

How much money it makes: $480K/year
How much did it cost to start: $0
How many people on the team: 10

How I Grew My 'Dumb Blog' To A Portfolio That Generates $70K Profit/Month

Learn how the founder of Fin vs Fin turned a "dumb side project" into a profitable media business generating $70k in profit per month, by committing to creating a "dumb blog" and consistently experimenting with strategies to attract and retain customers.

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